Undoubtedly, Godzilla X Kong will be unforgettable for me, as I enjoyed it from start to finish with my entire family. We all laughed and got excited with the magical elements that Adam Wingard masterfully conveyed in what I consider his best film to date. This is unquestionably Kong's movie, as it showcases his more human and emotive side, something Godzilla will never achieve due to his primal and wild nature. Witnessing these giant titans facing off against each other is an incredible spectacle that demonstrates the magical power of well-made films. The director's affection for the kaijus is evident, as is the improvement in the human storyline, where, in my opinion, the human characters are not intrusive. Gia delivers a spectacular performance, conveying her emotions without even saying a word. Lastly, I want to take the time to thank the artists behind the outstanding CGI; their dedication and passion for this great film are evident. Seeing Kong alongside Suko and Shimo is undoubtedly one of the best happy endings in cinema history.
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6 Reviews
Brazen
(2022)
Masterclass on how not to make a film
15 January 2022
Usually I don't leave reviews but this time I will do it so that people who, like me, decided to see this movie because it appeared in trends will never do it again, it is a waste of time, its script is absurd and sometimes One as a spectator can even feel offended. Do those who produced this film really think that we are so stupid?
Morgue
(I) (2019)
It is not the best but it is above the average of horror movies
6 December 2020
Morgue is a film that in my opinion suffered from the lack of a bigger budget and a better execution. The script is pretty good and the lead actor does it pretty well. The ending may for many be unexpected and to some extent quite original. Being Paraguayan and knowing how much it costs to make a film in my country, I just want to take the opportunity to congratulate the creators of the film, they did a great job. And for those who want to see more films from my country, I recommend "7 Cajas" which in my opinion is one of the best films I have seen in my life and I am not saying it because it is from my country but because it really is a film with a script and a very original execution.
The New Mutants
(2020)
Why are we still influenced by what the majority think? Be critical
10 November 2020
I really liked the movie, obviously it is not "The Green Mile" but it fulfills the objective of entertaining. In my opinion it deserves a solid 8.
This is my third review on IMDB, but more than criticizing the film itself I come to criticize the public because I honestly sometimes do not understand how a film can be so badly valued or so overrated. Many of those who come here to leave their 1 star are actually the same ones who later watch an "author" or "cult" movie and rate it highly. For example, a couple of days ago I saw "Raging Bull" and it did not seem like the masterpiece that everyone commented on in their reviews, I even only gave it a 7 without that being something that took my sleep away. You may like a movie more or less but please don't come to leave your hateful comments just because you see that most don't like it, nor do you overvalue films just for the fact of being "cult" or "author". End of 2020 and there are still people who do not have their own criteria and are guided by the masses.
This is my third review on IMDB, but more than criticizing the film itself I come to criticize the public because I honestly sometimes do not understand how a film can be so badly valued or so overrated. Many of those who come here to leave their 1 star are actually the same ones who later watch an "author" or "cult" movie and rate it highly. For example, a couple of days ago I saw "Raging Bull" and it did not seem like the masterpiece that everyone commented on in their reviews, I even only gave it a 7 without that being something that took my sleep away. You may like a movie more or less but please don't come to leave your hateful comments just because you see that most don't like it, nor do you overvalue films just for the fact of being "cult" or "author". End of 2020 and there are still people who do not have their own criteria and are guided by the masses.
Our Time
(2018)
How to waste 3 hours of your life looking at this slop
1 April 2020
In simple and plain words, film trash, good photography but terrible script. There is no climax, it is unnecessarily long and annoyingly slow (infinitely long tree or house plans). Dialogues that pretend to be cultured are only a sample of the level of pretension that endures throughout the tape. And the final scene of the bulls painfully made, with haze included to save CGI, which by the way is of a rather questionable quality. If you want to lose 3 hours of your life and do not know how to do it, look no further, here is the solution.
PD: Sorry for my bad English.
The Green Mile
(1999)
THE BEST FILM EVER!!!
19 May 2019
This is what I consider the best movie in the history of cinema. To date I have seen more than 300 movies but none made me cry and laugh as much as this one. Throughout the film I cry about 6 or 7 times, something that no other movie I think I can do again.
Excellent direction and adaptation by Frank Darabont with the incredibly wonderful performance of Michael Clarke Duncan with Master Tom Hanks.
This is probably my only review on this website since I spend most of my time doing what I like the most; watch movies and learn to be a better person because cinema is an art that has enough power to change lives.
Excellent direction and adaptation by Frank Darabont with the incredibly wonderful performance of Michael Clarke Duncan with Master Tom Hanks.
This is probably my only review on this website since I spend most of my time doing what I like the most; watch movies and learn to be a better person because cinema is an art that has enough power to change lives.
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